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The students of class 2C created 3D models of the ocean world from different natural or recyclable materials. They had fun working in teams and made fish, seahorses, octopuses, marine mammals.

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Sensory ocean crafts are a multi-faceted educational tool that engages kindergarten children in a holistic way, fostering development across several domains. These activities not only teach kids about the ocean but also support their sensory, motor, cognitive, and social development.

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A page from our activity book - BookCreator

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A page from our activity book - BookCreator

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“Sensory Ocean” is a great opportunity to develop children's imagination and senses, as well as to learn through play. Our activities:

Games with pasta, groats and rice:

Creating an "ocean" from pasta, groats and rice by dyeing them blue with food coloring. The children had fun pouring, sorting or arranging these materials, which was a great exercise for fine motor skills.

Paper animals:

Sea animals such as fish, octopuses and jellyfish, which the children cut out, glued and painted.

Ocean 3D:

A three-dimensional model of the ocean. Mockup with depth effect.

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We added blue food coloring to the water. We placed the animals we caught in our ocean. Then we threw various objects into the ocean that were supposed to symbolize garbage. The students were looking for animals among the garbage. Conclusions: it is easier to see animals living in the oceans when the oceans are clean

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Students of 3B worked on

https://worldoceanday.org/